jealous

Throughout its 800-year history, Cambridge University has guarded jealously its absolute right to free speech.

It required jealously guarding my time against all encroachments, and not picking up my cellphone when it rang.

And, a bit more jealously, who could ever garner this access?

The Stoics sought to rid themselves of all feelings that might cause pain, including jealously.

Even in the West, the health status of top leaders has often been jealously guarded.

The human race would do well to watch jealously and restrain firmly all superior persons.

Both alternatives are equally probable; and the image has always been secreted so jealously that any identification is impossible.

How jealously these were guarded appears also in the unwillingness to multiply oaths of office.

Nothing was more jealously guarded by all these peoples than their independence and sovereign rights in the land they occupied.

I knew they could never be replaced, so it behoved me jealously to guard such precious possessions.